Summary Of Anthem By Ayn Rand

Ayn Rand Essay In the book, Anthem by Ayn Rand, It informs the reader about a far future where the world has entered a dark place and individuality no longer exists, this is what Ayn Rand herself predicted the world would come to with the nation's community ideals. She strongly believed that people should not help anyone else but themselves, which could be both a good and bad thing. She would publically lay out her theory, ethical egoism, and sent it out through her books. Anthem, being one of her most well known pieces of work, builds up her belief in fulfilling one's own happiness, and people who seek and need help are “evil.” When you see a homeless man standing next to the store that you’re about to enter, your mind says to give him money because it's …show more content…
The character also represents the feelings that Ayn Rand believes in herself. According to the book, the people all around ¨Equality 7-2521¨ believe in helping others and put their mind on someone else other than themselves. However, he just believes in worrying about himself and do everything just to benefit himself and himself only. The book is also filled with other characters that represent the world and its rules. The book is one of Ayn Rand's best works and one of her most famous ones. Going back to my opinion, I still believe that it is good to help other people in need. They shouldn't be knows as some sort of evil ¨peasants¨ just for the fact that they are looking and needing for help. Most people don't even reach out for help, but people still go out to help them because it is just the right thing to do. I am also not saying that you should give money to every person you see and leave known for yourself. It is a great thing to be able to take care of yourself and strive for what you really